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Angela Natividad

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Wine and War: The French, t...
No Way to Treat a First Lady
Kitchen Confidential: Adven...
Anna Karenina
Reading Lolita in Tehran: A...
Running with Scissors: A Me...
Paris to the Moon
Hey, Whipple, Squeeze This:...
What It Is
Microserfs
Sylvia Beach and the Lost G...
Tropic of Cancer
News of Paris: American Jou...
Up the Agency: The Funny Bu...
Branded Male: Marketing to Men
Balzac and the Little Chine...
Heat: An Amateur's Adventur...
The Dinner Party
All the Fishes Come Home to...
French Lessons: Adventures ...
 

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  • Wine and War: The French, the Nazis, and the Ba...
    Donald Kladstrup
     

    Reads easy, like fable, and flooded me with personal accounts of wine-makers whose masterworks I only knew by name. Now they have faces, souls, scars and revenge-streaks.

    The Kladstrups do for wine and war what Margaret Mitchell did for the southern perspective in Reconstruction, and what Ben Mezrich did for Ivy League white boys playing roulette with the Nikkei. I suppose neither comparison is appealing, but they're apt.

     
  • No Way to Treat a First Lady
    Christopher Buckley
     

    Boomsday was funner, but this is still a highlarious page-turner for casual politicos and court drama fiends.

    If I ever get pregnant, I'm dubbing the fetus "tummybug."

     
  • Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinar...
    Anthony Bourdain
     

    I remember reading "Heat" and appreciating its feel of odyssey -- one writer's romantic, sometimes madcap foray into chefdom's unbridled terrain.

    But when I walk into a restaurant and face a menu, it's "Kitchen Confidential" I recall. I think of what day it is, and what time of day. I look past the dining area and wonder what I'm missing; I go over the specials and smirk.

    "Kitchen Confidential" changed the way I order food.

     
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